
Part of the Garden for Humanity art work created by the Stratford community.
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Part of the Garden for Humanity art work created by the Stratford community.

Anthony Power’s The Tempest in mild steel and wood. This piece is a part of the Stratford Art Trial celebrating Shakespeare Through the Ages. This is probably one of the most fitting pieces for Stratford, during a flood the town becomes an island – just right for a shipwreck.

David Luxford’s Do You See What I See in concrete and fibreglass. This piece is a part of the Stratford Art Trial celebrating Shakespeare Through the Ages.

The Vlocity set heads for Melbourne over the new Avon River bridge past the Stratford Apex Park.

A Melbourne bound VLocity unit leaves Stratford station, and is about to cross the new Avon River bridge. These units and increased service frequency have been responsible for a resurgence in regional rail travel in Victoria. Even so, they don’t have the same feel as a “real” train!

The new and old Avon River railway bridges side-by-side, converging as they head in to Stratford railway station.

One of the piers of the Avon Railway Bridge.

The old railway bridge over the River Avon at Stratford. This bridge has been added to the Victorian Heritage Register. The listing recognises the bridge as a notable example of a nineteenth century rail bridge, and the significance the Bairnsdale railway line had in the settlement of regional Victoria.